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Is this still planned? Any estimate on when these features might be released?

I just checked my staging site’s logs and it appears that this issue may be due to an SQL error:

2022-12-13 12:45:32.238689 [NOTICE] [29382] [69.166.233.116:54796:HTTP2-29#staging.mysite.com] [STDERR] WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '.score,
              hr.max_score,
              hr.opened,
              hr.fi' at line 3 for query SELECT hr.id,
               hr.user_id
              hr.score,
              hr.max_score,
              hr.opened,
              hr.finished,
              hr.time
        FROM wp_h5p_results hr
        
         WHERE hr.content_id = 323
        ORDER BY hr.finished DESC
        LIMIT 0, 20 made by do_action('wp_ajax_h5p_content_results'), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, H5PContentAdmin->ajax_content_results, H5P_Plugin_Admin->print_results, H5P_Plugin_Admin->get_results

I’m testing 1.15.5 release on a staging site and I’m also having trouble with the results. I’m unable to access any results for my H5P content. When I click the “results” link for a piece of content, “Loading data” shows for quite a while before returning a “Failed to load data” message. This appears to happen with any type of H5P content (tested with Question Set, Interactive Video, and Interactive Book so far). All the data is retrieved and displayed just fine with the 1.15.4 version of the plugin on my production site.

It does not appear that it does. I think this would be a great feature to add. The checkout form from CartFlows does this very effectively. If the user enters the email address of a previously registered customer, it displays a message informing them of such and then makes the password field visible for them to log in. It would be great if this plugin could implement something similar to that.

I believe I’m experiencing the same (or related) issue. I had a user who used a gift certificate/coupon code to have a subtotal of $0.00, but had $1.30 in sales tax due. Not only did this plugin prevent the customer from checking out via PayPal (they receive this error message: “Your card number is incomplete,” even though they entered the complete card number correctly), it even caused an error when trying to checkout via credit card (Stripe). I had to disable this plugin to allow the customer to checkout via card/Stripe (it worked fine after disabling PayPal Payments).

That makes sense. Thanks!

I just updated to version 2.0.7 and it fixed the problem for me. It worked both with and without entering the resend verification URL. Thanks!

Thanks for the update and explanation. It would be terrific to have this added in the future, but I understand it might be difficult to pull off.

Thanks for a great plugin!

Here is the requested info (for my site, anyway):

1. Correct. When I disable the Login/Signup plugin, everything works as expected.
2. The problem occurs when trying to log in via the My Account page OR via the pop-up provided by the Login/Signup plugin. If I try to login with an unverified email address, it returns the “your email is not verified” message with the link to resend it. It is probably important to note that the login form on the My Account page is overridden by the Login/Signup plugin (so it is not the standard WooCommerce login form).
3. Correct. When the resend link is clicked, the user is redirected to a completely blank white page with a single zero (“0”) on it. The email verification links IS sent, however.

In my case, at least, it appears that the issue is a conflict with the Login/Signup plugin. I don’t know about the OP.

I’m experiencing the same issue. Like @nartoof, I am also using the Login/Signup Popup plugin and do not see any messages in the error logs. The verification email is still sent and the verification link works, but the user is redirected to the blank page after clicking the resend link.

What about sending transactional emails with MailPoet 3 and a third-party sender (e.g., Amazon SES)? Are attachments still prohibited then? Either way, you should clarify this in your documentation. Your current language suggests attachments are only prohibited when using the MailPoet Sending Service.

Never mind, it does seem to be working correctly. A theme issue was preventing me from seeing the exemption certificate table once the exempt box is checked. Once a certificate is created, the tax is adjusted accordingly.